Local News Notes From Jackson Area Community
Local column thanks J T Statler of Jackson and WS Smith of Sedgewickville for renewals. Mentions Old Boose’s Tuesday inning and asks how much longer. Bloomfield’s Jufard Fink with C K Wann and W M Baker attend Masonic lodge. Franes K W Fischer to frame pictures at reasonable prices. Prof Poe Ichards and wife travel for work. Eliza Hawn returns to Marquand from Taylor Mercantile dressmaking job. KF M Wells and wife visit Kennett for brother J T Wells and daughter’s return. Rural delivery route inspector Charles S Bryson of St Louis surveys possible start. outcome pending. Philip M Reilly of Hillsboro and J W Reilly of Paragould visit. Reilly served two terms as county surveyor and says Jef likes Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
M. Reilly
Hillsboro
J. W. Reilly
Paragould
Ark
Jef
Arkansis
Stock and personnel notes from the Frederick town Tribune
The Frederick town Tribune reports stock listings for fall season including Norfolk No S179 Coach horse at 10 Mc Ree Saddle horse at 4 and Wan Prather our fine jack with terms same as spring. Uncle Sam has three Sample postmasters now at different towns. Local notes mention Mrs D R Seabaugh a Sample, M Gr Gresham of Sikeston in Marble Hill, Ivy in the sanctuary, and Dr Gresham as Sikeston city attorney. Notice to creditors that administrator Citas E Furr will settle the estate of Martin N Furr at the Bollinger probate terms beginning Wednesday August MM 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Sam
Marble Hills
Patton
Fredericktown
D. R. Seabaugh
Sedzewickville
M. Gr. Gresham
Sikeston
Marble Hill
Ivy
Cheshaam
Hospital For the
Farmington
Dre. Gresham
Notics
Martin N. Furr
Bollinger County
Missouri
Said County
Mendry
Citas. E. Furr
Cotton Belt Through Trains for Texas Schedule Change
Community notes from Lutesville Missouri report Delta trains leave daily at 4:00 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. Local events include a picnic plan at Gipsy, July 29, trials for David Mouser in Patton, and a St. Louis encampment of soldiers returning home. Obituaries note the death of Nora Clippard at Leopold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Belt
Texas
Delta
Ais A.m
Gills
Gipsy
David Mouser
Moses Wilfong
Patton
B. L. Bowman
Squire Lutes
Best Road Grader on Wheels For Sale
Road commissioners are urged to note a listing for the Twentieth Century Grader. Priced at $75.02, it offers two or four horse power with a wagon must be addressed to 2B N Taylor Ave, St. Louis, Missouri.
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Twenttieth
Taylor Ave
St. Lewis
For Sale Restaurant and Fixtures in Marble Hill
For sale by owner James Portis of Marble Hill Missouri is offering a restaurant with fixtures at invoice value. Call immediately to arrange purchase and transfer of the business.
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James Portis
Marble Hill, Mo
Local Notes Include Visits and Sporadic Events
Joubn Meyers was listed on the puay list near Fredevicktown last week while at home. Mrs. Bunny Webb traveled from St. Louis to visit relatives and friends here on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Jenkins
Frances Hendershot
Oak Ridge
Joubn Meyers
Fredevicktown
Bunny Webb
St. Louis
Corner Stone Laying At New Presbyterian Church
Notices report a corner stone laying for the new stone Presbyterian church in town with a large turnout. Reverend Messrs and local residents attended despite warm weather, with Glen Allen and neighbors from nearby towns represented.
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Glen Allen
Glen Allen Tales From a Rural Week in Threshing and News
Farmers thresh wheat around Glen Allen and nearby communities. Mrs Joh i Stevens and dareh ter Miss Ethel are on the puny list. Sidney Greer from Bessville visited Cr. NL Moore. Ramsday night. Limbaugh, aged and respected, ill with heart trouble. Alonzo Greer and Lola Hambro wed at the bride’s father’s home. The Richards family from Fredericktown visit Glen Allen. Lydia Eva Hansen Agnes Whitener Meta Hahn Lester Daniel Whitener and Cleveland Mouser present. Dattel Duechler reports a large school of common carp while fishing. Mrs Rosemore Smith on the pony list. Dr KK Smith in Bessville area. Mr and Mrs S D Thomason welcomed a fine boy. Julius Rhodes helps thresh wheat with Thomas Myrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh i. Stevens
Darehter
Ethel
Sidney Greer
Alonzo Greer
Lolahambro
Dattel Duechler
Common Corp
Dan
Rosemore Smith
KK. Smith
Bessville
S. D. Thomason
Julius Rhodes
Thomas Myrick
Linuiret
Learn Telegraphy at Morse Schools Adverts
Read the six Morse Schools of Telegraphy display ad. Easy training for young men and ladies, securing positions. A few local residents travel to Colorado Springs for climate benefits. Executor to settle Joseph Conder estate at Marble Hill Probate Court on August 14. Local land agent reports 640 acres sold to missionary William Schmalthorst. future prospects in Southeast Missouri noted.
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Duukotd
Telegraph CimpwUnes
R.R
Hirwest
Rocky Mountains
Nockles
Cincinnati
Morse School of Téegraphy
San Francisco
Cal
Texarkana
Tex
LaCrosse
Wis
Buffalo, N.Y Acianta, Ga
H. M. Smith
Marble Hill
B.C. Knowles
Mr. Smith
Bollinger County
William Luther Schmalthorst
Chil
South America
Mr. Schmaltherst
Uotor
Mistoui
Corner Stone Laying for New Presby terian Church in Lutesville
Large crowd witnessed the ceremony as the Masonic lodge led the event at Marble Hill. Dr. W F Rubn of Farmington delivered the address and Dr. Palmer of St. Louis preached at the Tabernacle. A native stone building will be a notable addition to the area and ladies prepared a large dinner for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
New Stone Presbyterian Church
Lutesville
Farmington
Masonic Order
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Hill & Chandler
Atitie Markle Lalpostuitee
H. B. Sheata, V. S
Marble Bar
W.k.chandler
Chas
Hobbs
Bollinger County Bank
Lewissibir, Misaki
R. W. VanAmburg
Latesville
Wm. Lages, M. D
Zalma
A. J. Mayfield
Thom Nu
G. H. Limbaugh
Atton, Missouri
C. M. Witmer
Ofice
C. A. Sander, M. D
Maerqle
South
Charles G. Revelle
Taylor Mercantile Company
Home Office
Mon
H. S. Stone
B.F. McManama
E. E. Bair
Mareave Hinn
St.wo Beach
P. D. Estes
John Call
Estes & Call
Auly
Taylor Mercantile Compans's
Lavnus
Dbavewin
Trey
the Taylor Mercantile Co
J. T. Statler
Jackson
WS. Smith
Sedgewickville
Old Boose
Jufard Fink
Bloomfield
C. K. Wann
W.M. Baker
Buehmin
Piercre Franes
K. W. Fischer
Metloes
Poe. Ichards
R Romnty
Frederic Luana Tribune
Mies Eliza Hawn
Marquand
KF. M. Wells
Kennett
Mr. Wells
Hon
J.T. Wells
Charles S. Bryson
W. K. Chandler
Ella Fulkerson
Dessie King
Livres & Dickey
Little Whitewater Church
Mayfield
J. 8. Lane
J. W. Hatcher
Jacob Dunlap
St. Joseph
Marble Will
Jutesville
Lutes
Brownwood
Sturdivant
Nora Clippard
F. G. Clippar
Leopold
Priess
G. RR. Turner
Waguisa
Wash
Sad
Wash Adams
Near
Huskey
Joseph Jansen
Clarence Stinkard
J. V. Stinkard
Phelps’ Chapel
J. W.ebuth of
Zalman
Our Town
Tri Press
James McCullouch
B.A Estes
Parmington
Cannhone
Otis Hahn
Miss Peterson
Felix Clippard
S.J. McMinn
Bright
Robert G. Burke
Elnora
Saratoga Co
Foley
Bill Bor
ANH
Lutesville News
Miss Ohie Robertson
Phelps
Newsenam
New Madrid
Sam A. Martin
St. Joseph Moandiy
Chas. FE. Fore
Mesdames
Omer
Nettie S Hintcher
Colorado Springs
Col
Joseph Conder
George W. Conner
Walter 5. Charlton
Annie G. Charlton
Bollingar County
D. J. Conrad
Bullinger County
Dr. J. Conrad
G. B. Chandler
Laflin
Missourl
Ayer
W. J. Brauns
Ayers
New Presbyterian Church
Fleosary
M. Statler
People’s Bank
Lutesville, Missouri
M. Witmer
Pres't
F. M. Wells
Cihlas. O. Hobbs
Geo. E. Clark
T. Robert Drum
T. Bollinser County Bank
Robert Drum
Chas. O. Hobbs
F.M. Wells
G. E. Clark
Yale
GEO. E. Clark & Son Hdw. CO
Jackson Marble Worgs
John H. Sander
C. L. Talley
Bollinger County Undertaking Co
E. H. Graham
Lutesville, Mo
Futiure
Bollinger County Undertaking Company
Lot
N. L. Farquhar
Lutesville, Mov
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